leftcoast|rightbrain

a photo blog

11/28/11

Posted by -carywd at 09:20

Labels: derek jarman, film

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left coast|right brain (lcrb) is a photo blog

no observations, opinions or rambling - just photos relating to my life here in portland - or not

my own images, borrowed images, stolen images- whatever i feel like sharing

random posts with no agenda

a little bit of everything

something for everyone but not for everybody (or something like that)

stay tuned and watch it evolve and let me know what you think

-cary

visit my other blogs:

60seconTube for random videos,

whiny bitch for photos of our dogs and

miscellany for more miscellaneous randomness

SOME PHOTOS HAVE A STORY

CLICK ON THE PHOTO FOR THE LINK

left coast time

beginners
50/50
moneyball
the help
midnight in paris
living in the material world
breaking bad
true blood
the king's speech
harry potter and the deathly hallows pt 1
the romantics
tron legacy
i love you phillip morris
mildred pierce
let me in
you will meet a tall dark stranger
winter's bone
never let me go
animal kingdom
the social network
portlandia
joan rivers: a work in progress
the town
inception
i'm still here
the killer inside me
scott pilgrim vs the world
the kids are all right

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